Jailed activist Alaa Abdel Fattah ‘doing well’ after fears for his health during hunger strike
Jailed British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abdel Fattah has written that he is "doing well" and is taking liquids after fears rose ...
Edinburgh marches against COP27 as the world joins in too
Several thousand people marched through Edinburgh on Saturday 12 November. This was part of the Global Day of Action for ...
Corbyn is also living rent free in the right-wing media’s head
Jeremy Corbyn has made the headlines in recent days - mostly in right-wing outlets. As the former Labour leader said, ...
I’ve just been sentenced to 21 months in jail for the Bristol KTB protests. My punishment doesn’t fit the crime.
Christopher Hind was sentenced to 21 months on 11 November 2022 for his role in the Bristol uprisings on 21 ...
If you live in Scotland, there’s a benefit change coming Monday
On Monday 14 November, the Scottish government is making an additional benefit payment available to more people with children. And ...
There’s officially an epidemic of chronic illness in the UK
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed that the number of people off sick due to chronic illness has ...
We’re running out of trade unions to start new strikes
As the UK is gripped by the Tory-induced cost of living crisis, another trade union has announced a series of ...
The leaders of both main parties are scoring cheap political points off trans people
Mere weeks into his time as PM, the Telegraph published an article which hinted at Rishi Sunak's latest transphobic attack ...
There’s more to Tory Mark Harper’s BBCQT claims about second jobs and donations
Tory MP and new transport secretary Mark Harper was under pressure on BBC Question Time (BBCQT) on Thursday 10 November. ...
Now the state is stopping a protester carrying ‘eggs in public’
The state's latest attack on our right to demonstrate is a bizarre one - as a court has allegedly banned ...
Gen Z for the win: young Americans voted in a new wave of progressive candidates in the US midterms
The Democrats outperformed expectations during the United States (US) midterms, which took place on Wednesday 9 November. Control of both ...
‘Senile’ wasn’t the only slur Wes Streeting used this week
Wes Streeting caused a storm on Wednesday 9 November when he referred to Jeremy Corbyn as "senile" in parliament. But ...
Here’s why RMT underground workers are striking
National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) members were striking on the London underground on the morning of ...
UK workers should take a lesson from Greece
Workers are currently striking across the UK, and across industries. However, so far, these strikes are taking place in isolation. ...
The Israeli military is targeting the families of Palestinian resistance fighters
On 7 November, Israeli forces used a bulldozer to demolish a bakery run by the family of Palestinian resistance fighter ...
Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover goes from bad to worse
Free speech has been saved! Elon Musk has bought Twitter for a measly $44 billion. He is now our new ...
Keir Starmer threw protesters to the wolves at PMQs
Keir Starmer showed he's no friend of the activists currently taking on capitalism. The Labour leader used Prime Minister's Questions ...
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